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Topic: 【ANN】【PIRL】【nPOS】【Validator - Nominator 】【Substrate based】【IPFS Masternode】 - page 65. (Read 142248 times)

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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.

that is, all the hype?

The hype was the windows miners being told a windows wallet would be ready at the end of the countdown. Dev lied and all the miners with linux wallets were ready. Lots of people on slack for hours saying don't mine to MEW.

And i explained anyone who was interested that it is no problem to mine to any valid ethereum compatible address with an owned keyfile + passphrase - from my feeling a few dozen times.

I believe many of the minerpool.net miners did this, cause they were mining since block 17(!) at launchtime instantly, without the need of preparation time.

Come on, this is not the first coin launch, where not all (e.g. Online Wallet, GUI Wallet, Explorer, netstat, and so on) was available at the launch. The Devs only make the mistake to try it, instead saying "we will see what we have" or rescheduling the launchtime.



I would agree with you if they didnt created a Pre-Ann more then 30 days before... To me it just shows the lack of commitment and fairness right at the launch of their project... And yes if they really wanted to stand out by their values they could have reschedule the launch in order to give the same opportunity to everyone...
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info about supply ?

Unlimited supply, inflation pressures are high with 12 coins per block (miners get 10, devs get 2 until masternodes available, then masternodes get one, devs get one).  So simply put, 13 second block times with a 12 coin reaward comes out to the following:

So some quick math - it's 29,110,153 coins minted per year, of which miners get 24,258,460 and devs get 4,851,693 (maybe half that if the masternode piece comes to fruition).  Inflation is pretty straightforward:

Code:
Year Coins Minted Total Supply Inflation Dev Coins*
1 29,110,153 29,110,153                4,851,693
2 29,110,153 58,220,306 50.00% 9,703,386
3 29,110,153 87,330,459 33.33% 14,555,079
4 29,110,153 116,440,612 25.00% 19,406,772
5 29,110,153 145,550,765 20.00% 24,258,465
6 29,110,153 174,660,918 16.67% 29,110,158
7 29,110,153 203,771,071 14.29% 33,961,851
8 29,110,153 232,881,224 12.50% 38,813,544
9 29,110,153 261,991,377 11.11% 43,665,237

* May be half that if masternodes come to fruition


You guys can read into this as much as you want.  There's no monetary policy and unlimited supply and inflation.

Thank you for this informations Smiley
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info about supply ?

Unlimited supply, inflation pressures are high with 12 coins per block (miners get 10, devs get 2 until masternodes available, then masternodes get one, devs get one).  So simply put, 13 second block times with a 12 coin reaward comes out to the following:

So some quick math - it's 29,110,153 coins minted per year, of which miners get 24,258,460 and devs get 4,851,693 (maybe half that if the masternode piece comes to fruition).  Inflation is pretty straightforward:

Code:
Year Coins Minted Total Supply Inflation Dev Coins*
1 29,110,153 29,110,153                4,851,693
2 29,110,153 58,220,306 50.00% 9,703,386
3 29,110,153 87,330,459 33.33% 14,555,079
4 29,110,153 116,440,612 25.00% 19,406,772
5 29,110,153 145,550,765 20.00% 24,258,465
6 29,110,153 174,660,918 16.67% 29,110,158
7 29,110,153 203,771,071 14.29% 33,961,851
8 29,110,153 232,881,224 12.50% 38,813,544
9 29,110,153 261,991,377 11.11% 43,665,237

* May be half that if masternodes come to fruition


You guys can read into this as much as you want.  There's no monetary policy and unlimited supply and inflation.
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im torn if i should support this coin but ill give them the benefit of the doubt, my pool is open to those who believe..

http://pirl.orchardcoins.com/#/
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maybe at launch an ann about getting address compatible with pirl is enough for most unexperienced miners. but i think it's not a problem at all. because at start time already lots of experienced miners jump into pool. already coin is 1 day old.
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.

that is, all the hype?

The hype was the windows miners being told a windows wallet would be ready at the end of the countdown. Dev lied and all the miners with linux wallets were ready. Lots of people on slack for hours saying don't mine to MEW.

And i explained anyone who was interested that it is no problem to mine to any valid ethereum compatible address with an owned keyfile + passphrase - from my feeling a few dozen times.

I believe many of the minerpool.net miners did this, cause they were mining since block 17(!) at launchtime instantly, without the need of preparation time.

Come on, this is not the first coin launch, where not all (e.g. Online Wallet, GUI Wallet, Explorer, netstat, and so on) was available at the launch. The Devs only make the mistake to try it, instead saying "we will see what we have" or rescheduling the launchtime.

sr. member
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.

that is, all the hype?

The hype was the windows miners being told a windows wallet would be ready at the end of the countdown. Dev lied and all the miners with linux wallets were ready. Lots of people on slack for hours saying don't mine to MEW.
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Can you deeply explain what is the story about 10 + 2 coins going to dev with every block?
Some code sources?


Its not a real deep subject, 8 coins go to the miner that solves block, the 2 coins were for node operators which do not yet exist. I would imagine the Dev will put those 2 coins to use on further development, or feeding his family, lol. Everyone has this dream of getting rich off these coins but does not expect the Developer to make a single dime. Im glad a friend showed me this launch, and also glad I did not point any miners at this network, from what I see, most of you do not deserve success!
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.

that is, all the hype?
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.
That's nice to hear.
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Can you deeply explain what is the story about 10 + 2 coins going to dev with every block?
Some code sources?


Just look a lot the OP. Also back a couple pages where I post their wallets. Basically the devs are taking 16% of every block at this time.
KRA
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.

masterdubs got you.sorry))))))))))))))
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Who said you cant mine on myetherwallet, yesterday i mined some amount on myetherwallet adress. Today i imported UTC file to the accounts folder and when i checked my balance over control command it was exactly the amount i mined, for any kind of problem i transferred that amount to my new linux wallet adress, no problem so far.
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Can you deeply explain what is the story about 10 + 2 coins going to dev with every block?
Some code sources?
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Someone mined on a MEW and add the MEW keyfile in pirl wallet?
newbie
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this goat extracts ether through a mirror, it hides it!
newbie
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Just in case someone still didn't figure out windows wallet yet:

1) download "pirl-windows-amd64.exe" from https://github.com/pirl/pirl/releases

2) create "pirl.bat" in the same folder the .EXE is and put this into the "pirl.bat":
Code:
pirl-windows-amd64 console
pause

3) in console, type this to create new wallet (use strong password):
Code:
personal.newAccount ("password")

- it will create UTC file in c:\Users\[USER]\AppData\Roaming\Pirl\keystore\
- make sure to backup this file for later use
- now you can use this wallet ADDRESS to finally START MINING Smiley

4) you can close the console anytime, and open it later again with "pirl.bat"

5) in console, type this to view your wallet ID anytime later:
Code:
personal.listAccounts

6) in console, type this to check your balance:
Code:
web3.fromWei(eth.getBalance("ADDRESS"), "ether")

7) alternatively, check your balance in PIRL explorer:
https://explorer.pirl.io/#/address/ADDRESS
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